Gold marking. Chinese?

[darkone]

Hi all,
Please help identify the marks on this gold band.
Could this be Chinese markings for full gold?
Is it possible to determine approximate age from these marks?
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZBL81T39cPHXX7rW7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/p1FsEP6NTvQRgCHd9

[silvermakersmarks]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

I have deleted your earlier attempt at posting as you requested, but please embed your pictures. Google is not a suitable host for embedded pictures; https://postimages.org/ is recommended.

Phil

[darkone]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

I have deleted your earlier attempt at posting as you requested, but please embed your pictures. Google is not a suitable host for embedded pictures; https://postimages.org/ is recommended.

Phil

Thanks Phil.

I think I figured it out but can't seem to edit my original post so will post the images here

[oel]

The Chinese word "pure", when used as a precious metal mark, indicates a metal fineness that, up until 2015, was 995 or higher, but which has since legally been reduced to 990. This particular pure gold fineness mark used 1989- to date.

Source; World Hallmarks Volume II Asia, Middle East, Africa



Peter.